bobcat08 (1365) [2007-07-28 0:00]
Hi Steve,

A very sharp photo of this WETA in his enviroment. POV and BG are oké. Fore- and Bg are a little bit out of focus. It doesn't matter for me. The composition of this photo is so real. Wonderful. Naturel colours. Regards and TFS Bob

rcrick (3854) [2007-07-28 0:02]
Really nice image Janice, beautiful colours on this little fellow, lovely eye catch, nicely placed within the frame, excellent notes, well done.....Cheers Rick

rcrick (3854) [2007-07-28 0:07]
Hi Stephen, Lovely shot mate really good dof, water movement is spot on with good colour saturation, very nice. Cheers Rick

lorendubois (3550) [2007-07-28 0:08]
Hello Ori
Very very wonderfull..
Details are very nice
Laurent

PaulH (11345) [2007-07-28 0:10]
Hi Stephen,
great POV and super sharp througout, the splash of red in the FG links to the cliffs in the BG nicely. Great shot.
Paul

loot (9313) [2007-07-28 0:10] [2]
Hi Niek

So now you have become an expert on "Rabbit speak", but it seems like you still need some experience in sexual orientation as far as it concerns these fluff-balls (chuckle). Great stuff as this just once again gives evidence of how we benefit from TREKNature. Not only did you learn some very interesting and useful facts about rabbit behaviour, but because you shared it with us there might be a lot of people who benefit from your learnings or research.

Of course with such cuddly and fluffy little characters there is always the cuteness factor that can derail ones objectivity and bring out the oohs and ahs, but there is certainly no fear of that with this excellent capture as whatever oohs and ahs might be forthcoming is based on pure merit. A lovely composition and I just love the beautiful evergreen haven this little critter is surrounded by. The colours are perfectly natural and the details are magnificent, even with a wonderful little catch-light in the eye that seems to reflect how close you really were to the wee little rabbit. Due to its size and even at 400mm focal length you probably were not much farther than a couple of meters from the animal.

Good work and TFS.
Regards
Loot

bobcat08 (1365) [2007-07-28 0:14]
Hi Tony,

Congratulated with your new camera. I hope that you can live much pleasure. I hope that superb photograph will becomes made. Are able enjoy we also your beautiful photograph. Oké, now the critiques. I think the photo is to dark. The composition is marvelous. The rolling waves, perfect seascape. The light air at the right-hand side is superb. Regards and TFS Bob

PaulH (11345) [2007-07-28 0:20]
Hi Silke,
i drove past here just last night on the way to the coast to get some evening shots of Kimmeridge Bay, but alas it was raining hard, just for a change so i came back with nothing!
This however seems to have the very essence of the Dorset countryside in it, with rolling green hills and fields as far as the eye can see. Hope you can make it back next year to explore some more!
Paul

bobcat08 (1365) [2007-07-28 0:23]
Hello Silke,

I read your critiques your posted to Tony (gracious)and I take a look in your archive. And this one I like that very much. What a beautys. Nice colours. Good POV and BG. In my opinion is the frame is a bit to thick. But the red line in the frame makes this particularly, however. Therefore what less black is my recommendation. Regards and TFS Bob

gracious (12512) [2007-07-28 0:27]
Hello Michel,
Great exposure and focus on this woodpacker!
perfect sharpness, clarity, true colour and details
very well composed and presented
thanks for sharing
greeting
Tony